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ESPN has the biggest microphone by far but you know more than half the committee hate the SEC as much as us, worse as they are threatened by them. SEC has preached “eye test” for decades to excuse all kinds of crap. I’m betting on cooler heads prevailing (savvy Jack types). Non-SEC/B1G...

I said whoever gets them first will get their best shot. Playing up leads to playing down the next week (BC 1993 - exhibit A). I think they are good but would still rather have them than OSU. We probably have to go through both from the looks of things.

I still think they are in over Bama - lines are driven by the action to a certain extent and we see how paranoid everyone in CFB is on SEC bias. Miami vs ND rematch would be a bigger and more competitive game than anything involving Bama and $$ 100% advantages ND from the drop. These aren’t...

Negative is how many dollars you need to bet to win $100. and -1000 means you need to bet $1000 to net $1100. What ever happened to this important 13th datapoint of CCGs to excuse playing one (and often two) FCS directional community colleges? Bama is 1-2 vs FBS teams in the four week. Indiana...

I hate college OT - you should at least have to get a first down to get in FG range

I think Bama needs to root for UVA in OT, Miami only has sympathy vote for an ACC rep if Duke wins. Bama/Miami on the bubble, UVA/JMU spot is going one way or the other

You can still get +260 on Bama to miss the playoffs paying- I can’t understand how they aren’t negative after proving they kind of suck right now

I got +980 right at kickoff of the ACC CCG - moved to +1200 or so toward the end. Still don't understand how it isn't dependent on them winning - even that shitty BYU team should be in over any 3 loss team IMO. CFP dude on Gameday DID NOT take any bait on "protecting CCG losers" line of questioning.

Aren't they required to take top five ranked conference champs? That means to me James Madison is in at 12 if Duke takes the ACC with Tulane moving up to 11. Somewhat irrelevant to us as UVA takes JMU's spot - 11 and 12 is a binary situation. Our odds doubled in our favor over the course of the...

If he is registered republican then I can see it.

Has not assimilated into non-Somalian culture...... yikes. Raping 12 year olds is "Somalian culture"??

Bama +115 vs UGA in CCG Bama +700 to NOT make playoffs Seems like a very juicy arb opportunity to me. 3 loss Bama making the playoffs does not compute to me. BTW - Screw UGA for playing Charlotte, Austin Peay and Marshall in the same year.

Miami needs to bitch about Oklahoma, Bama, Ole Piss, BYU/TTech loser and Duke/UVA instead of ND. They share the best win with TAMU beating ND - anyone who watches any CFB knew that before the drama ensued last week. When you look at likelihood of laying an egg - ND has been the most consistent...

How bitter would you be to lose a home playoff opportunity b/c your coach(es) left? ND dropping to #10 would be a blessing in disguise if OSU/Indiana goes as expected. Two weeks ago I was sure we would host, now I am sure we won't but also sure we won't be left out. Indiana probably needs to...

Point differential in losses by 2 loss teams BYU - 22 w/one loss ND - 4 Miami -9 Alabama - 16 Vandy - 19 Oklahoma - 25 Virginia -11 BYU - 22+? if they lose CCG Utah - 27 Texas - 40 (three losses) This is how I would rank order these schools. Loss differential holds pretty tight overall even...

G5 qualifiers need to be no more than two losses and ranked in top 16 or something similar. I have no problem with conference champion auto bids. Gives a lot to the end of season theatrics. Punish the losers though, you don't get it both ways.

With Miami, ND and Vandy (even CCG losing BYU for that matter) at two losses, it would be a farce to allow any 3 loss team into the field with an at large bid.

Don't care - must discredit poster so I can ignore their post. Derp.

Kiffin doesn't bother me. I like the SEC eating their own and Ole Miss can fall back to irrelevance where they belong while the state of Louisiana works to have 10% of it's GDP applied to college football coaching contracts.

South Carolina was right there with them. LSU was top 5. LOL